THREE ASSORTED SOUTHWESTERN NATIVE AMERICAN HOPI ARTIFACTS. Three Native American art and ceremonial objects, likely from the Southwestern United States. (1) Headdress/Mask (Top Item) is brightly painted and it is a headdress or part of a ceremonial mask (often called a katsina or kachina mask in Hopi and Zuni traditions, though styles vary by nation). It is adorned with white, red, and speckled feathers. Two woven baskets / plaques (Bottom Items) which are circular, woven objects featuring a stylized human or spirit figure woven into the center. - Diameter (woven plaques): approx. 13 inches. Estimate $200-300
